/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>77976898
No

>>77976898
Yabe

>>77976898
what the fuck

Well fuck, thats just sad

>>77976898

>>77976898
Fuck.

>>77976898
Btw the majority of people that get a brain tumor removed will rarely live more than 10+ years after the operation because they will present serious neurological ramifications from the extremely traumatic (to the body) incisions that are done in the brain.
The few that do survive past 10 yrs usually experience a manner of neurological conditions like early onset dementia and so on because again, you fucked with your neurons to gain more time.
The lucky ones are the ones which just experience vital organ shutdown suddenly, they don't have to worry about agonizing at all.
Also, there's a very large chance that a second tumour or multiple will appear again in the 10 yrs timeframe.
Brain tumors are fucking scary, the "good" son of Joe Biden died of an inoperable one and they have fuck you money to spare and now even more so, yet that much cash couldn't do shit against the tumour he had. Dude experienced one of the worst ways to go.
No, don't go researching how one feels or starts because you could become a hypochondriac if you are easy to scare. You are fine. You are not sick with that.

>>77976898
Is she shrimp themed?

>>77976898
>Does YOUR oshi have a brain
No

>>77976898
I really hope it's gonna go as well as her surgeons say.

>>77977801
Very much depends on the type of tumor. A buddy of mine had one on his pituitary gland, they went up through his nose and took it out just fine. But of course, the one in the OP is more serious and she's probably fucked.

why is the indie pill so depressing bros

>>77978023
Yeah, whenever you're diagnosed with one you better hope and pray it's on the surface of your brain and not somewhere internally, like the one in the OP seems to be. I hope the girl enjoys whatever time she has left before the surgery because she'll probably never be the same again (if the procedure goes well)

>>77976898
Damn... I hope the surgeons manage to remove it without complications.

>>77978467
>brain ventricle
no surgery here, just chemo and radio
wtf

>>77976898
What the fuck. I didn't want to be sad today.

>>77979474
be happy you still have days to live instead

>>77976898
This is so sad wtf. It's like that blind chuuba who quit streaming in the middle of playing Stray because she can't see shit even at 200% zoom.

I CAN SAVE HER

>>77976898
from the thumbnail I thought that was Kiara

>>77980560
What??? Thats awful wtf

>>77976898
Not my oshi bit I did get a call from the neurologist that I seem to have a ball of something around the pituitari gland.
The targetted MRI will be next month to make sure what it is though the doc says it's most likely a cyst.

>>77976898
very sad, that is exactly how my grandmother went. well, she pursued her dreams and can rest knowing that. imagine going without even trying, in life - theres many such cases.

>>77978073
Because corpos don't want to pay health insurance costs

>>77981688
Remember to remove your metal butt plug before your MRI.

>>77976898
Wow, wasnt aware we could post pictures of real face on the board.

>>77982564
>tfw your oshi will never show you her brain

>>77982675
Wow why even live.

>>77976898
Give me the qrd, is she a male collaber or is she worth of sympathy?

>>77983147
nice falseflag attempt, not every thread needs to be a tribal war you faggot

>>77983147
Based
>>77983285
>Cuck

>>77983285
This told me everything I should know. Thanks anon.

And to the chubba, I hope she knows whores burn in hell.

>>77983147
I’ve only just been made aware of her, but shes my wife now and i will save her

>>77976898
F

she dead

damn i thought this was Kiara

>>77984143
The entire fucking catalog would be filled with it if it was.

>>77984143
We would all be celebrating if that was the case

>>77976898
I saw the orange hair and thought it was Kiara for a second there. I was just about to celebrate too...

>>77980582
what are you some kind of neurosurgeon or what?

>>77976898
https://x.com/ShrimpVT/status/1800333728285389158
She gave some updates around 16 hours ago. Her doctors think it's a central neurocytoma, and this is apparently what her vision looks like now. Though she says her doctors think there's a good chance they get it out without complications or whatever

Damn, that sucks. Live every day to the fullest anons.
>>77984143
>>77984352
>>77986501
Third world?

>>77987071
good luck for heal, she should seek Jesus now too

>>77976898
Her brain is a tumor.

>>77984143
If only.

>>77984143
Is Kiara literally every orange-haired VTuber?

>>77977801
As a neuroscientist I have no clue what you're talking about. Depends on what needs to be resectioned and any complications related to the invasive procedure.

>>77976898
I had a friend that had a brain tumor. It was cancerous. It metastasized and died when he was only 27.

>>77977801
My mom had a brain tumor. It was removed like 30 years ago and she's still alive and well.

/vt/, the best place to ask about brain disorders.

>thread about a vtuber discovering a fucking tumor on her brain
>retard brings up males

Vtubers will die in your lifetime

>>77997600
some already have

>>77976898
I don't know who this is but I'm so sorry

>>77983524
At least you'll get to meet her then

>>77994329
Why didn't he get it removed?

yo FUCK cancer

This reminds me of that other thread about a chuuba dying. Please i dont want to be reminded of our temporality

>>77977408
unrelated but I really want to fuck grimmi's new tits

My oshi has a tomato for amygdala which makes her laugh a lot and have a general issue regulating emotions.

>>78001964
Who was it?

>>78001964
There's no escape anon. The best thing you can do is accept it.

>>77976898
my oshi doesn't even have a brain

>>78001964
Do you mean the deep vein thrombosis one?

>>/vt/thread/45432281

>>77976898
what the fuck

>>78007616
I think he meant this one >>70087299

>>77976898
That's one hell of a location for brain tumor. I hope everything well for her. Even then I wonder what kind of side effects she will get post surgery.
>>77977801
>majority of people that get a brain tumor removed will rarely live more than 10+ years post operation from the extremely traumatic (to the body) incisions that are done in the brain.
I had a brain tumor removal 3 years ago and I'm doing good. I have frequent health checkups and MRIs and all of the reports are fine. I don't think I'll die anytime soon. I think you are imagining all brain tumors are of same severity as what you hear in news or see on television.
The severity of brain tumors greatly depends on where it's located, whats it's size is and if it's benign or cancerous. In my case, I had a benign tumor of 5cm diameter in cerebellum(the lower hanging lobe at the back of the brain). Apparently I had the tumor since birth but I never noticed it because my symptoms were non existent. Usually people get headache, nausea, weakness etc but I had none of it. The only reason it was even found out was when I went for an eye checkup and no glasses were able to fix my slightly blurry vision. The doctor checked my retina and found that they were dry and were getting very low blood flow. So he then recommended an MRI to check if there is an issue with the vein. Turns out a brain tumor was putting pressure on the vein.
And I don't have any life threatening incisions on me. Yes, these incisions do cause some initial trauma to your body post surgery but that's what hospital is for. They monitor you for a week or more according to your need. Once your wounds heal to a good point and your vitals are normal, they discharge you. Now all I have to show for is a long scar that goes to my neck which I feel looks cool and is a conversation starter.
>No, don't go researching how one feels or starts because you could become a hypochondriac if you are easy to scare.
It's not that bad, I had to do it before my operation because I needed to know what was going to happen. But I was also very suicidal at that point of my life, so the idea that I could die didn't bother me in the slightest. They were going to give me anesthesia before operation anyway, so only two things could happen. Either the operation is successful and I wake up, or I die and never wake up from my sleep, not like any of them is going to hurt, so who cares.

>>77976898
Is she going bite the dust soon?

>>78011108
Looking at her twitter she seems to be optimistic, says the doctors have said that they believe it's benign and there's a good chance of recovery after.

>>77976898
I almost hope this is a pity grift and she gets a ton of donations. Because if it's real holy fuck how depressing, I can't help imagining if it was one of the girls I watch that had it happen to them instead of this poor Who. That would be unbelievably sad. Wishing her the best, she kinda cute.

>>77976898
That tumor? Me.

>>78011108
Depends on what the tumor decides to do. It's not like they can just open her brain up and pull it out.

>>77976898
She goes into surgery tomorrow. I pray it goes well.

>>78008277
That thread really made me think about our mortality. I still listen to her cover of Lost Kitten every once in a while.

>>78014122
Good luck. She's stronger than most people in this world.

>>77976898
Oh Jesus

>>78014640
God damn that post. Why did you do this to me anon?

>>77994020
Obviously what he read on the internet trumps your knowledge as a doctor.

>>77979190
That position seem very very hard to remove. It's easier if the tumor is close to the skull. I'm surprised she managed to function like a human being with a tumor in that position. If that tumor really belong to her, of course

>>77981681
Kanata has Ménière's disease, the surgery just buy time for her hearing, eventually she will be deaf again

>>77981688
That explain why you hang out in this place haha

>>77976898
>>77977408
VAXXED

>>77977801
>the "good" son of Joe Biden
Beau Biden would have at least been a viable presidential candidate. Hunter would be funny, I hope he runs in 10+ years. Crackhead president!

>>77987071
Her surgeon said that to make her feel better. The surgery has high chance of bleeding and recurrence chance is 20%

What are the signs for this kind of thing? Just headaches?
I have chronic migraines so I'd never be able to tell if there was anything new going on.

>>78005619
>>78007616

Yeah it was >>78008277
Really made me consider my life choices, definitely one of those stay up until 1am kinda nights

>>78016178
The symptom mostly came from obstruction, since it's not a dangerous cancer, but a tumor in a dangerous position. Impaired brain function like vision hearing headache memory loss and such

>>77976898
cool

>>78015785
Roca Rourin is gradually going deaf as well. It's not the same thing as Kanata but it's just as inevitable, and happening to a similarly amazing singer. Shit sucks.

>>77977801
>>78011007
Like brain tumor anon said, CNS tumors vary widely in behavior, aggressiveness and threat to life depending on the location and what type of tumor it is, most common of which are gliomas and meningiomas (prolly this >>77994329 anon's mom's brain tumor).
From a radiologic point of view, the tumor looks benign on MRI and based on the location (looking like a midline intraventricular tumor), which is impinging on the optic chiasm, manifesting in this chuuba's visual impairment. It may be like what anon said - a neurocytoma (which is pretty quite rare), barring out an ependymoma, choroid plexus papilloma or even an astrocytoma, all of which are relatively benign, given the imaging findings.
Well, the docs will know once they get the histopath findings of the tumor and subsequent immunohistochemical and molecular studies if warranted anyways.
>>78015617
It's most likely that they do an endoscopic biopsy first with intraoperative assessment to determine whether its benign or malignant then they do subsequent excision of the tumor with lobectomy of the surrounding area or they opt to do chemotherapy or radiotherapy to reduce the size of the tumor to minimize any intraop or postoperative risks and complications.

>>77976898
vax status?

>>77977408
Oh so THAT is why that literal who gets so much attention from bigger vtubers. Of course she got some mortal disease or something. Finally it makes sense. I hate that people uses their disease or whatever to get pity attention.

>>78020336
Grimmi has a benign brain tumor.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IJKisKW8QGU

Remember that the list of deceased vtubers will only grow larger with time
https://virtualyoutuber.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Deceased

>>77977801
My bestfriend from childhood found out he had a brain tumor. Was told it was inoperable so after a night out with him and his girlfriend who was also a good friend he took his life. Girlfriend followed him soon after. Destroyed me for a couple of years.

>>77987071
I wish this stuff didnt happen to people. I hope shes happy and dealing with it well with a positive outlook.

>>77977408
thats not a tumor retard, it was made by a parasite, most likely because her family was a bunch of hippies who dont even know how to wash their hands, she is a scammer though, so its not like she doesnt deserve it.
>>77994020
>neuroscientist
go fuck yourself and your entire family
>>78011007
>>78017782
stop lying, nobody survives cancer, done, at least i hope you guys are getting paid enough to pretend to have a clear conscience.

>>78015785
>Kanata has Ménière's disease
Zomg she is literally me

>>77976898
I have multiple sclerosis after recovering from coof. Shit fucking sucks. My oshi has coof right now and i'm kinda scared, ngl

I wish I was wrong about the vax, but I fear I am right.

>>77984352
not everyone is a seanagger

>>78025450
Go back /pol/tard

>>78020336
it's not remotely mortal you retarded sperg

>>78024437
Yeah yeah fuck all that medical bullshit, am I right redpilled based /pol/bros?
I personally know of a breast cancer patient who had her tumor identified at an early phase at 40 years old, had preop chemoradiation and surgery done and is cancer-free in her late 50s. Not everyone is lucky with cancer - the least aggressive of which is papillary thyroid cancer (surgery with tumor-free margins and negative neck lymph nodes is mostly curable in 95% of patients) so go fucking kys